Sentence examples for science doctrine from inspiring English sources

Post and Beilhart rejected much of the Christian Science doctrine, but embraced the religion's view that illness was an illusion and could be overcome by mental suggestion and self-sacrifice.

It is these methods that distinguish science, not doctrine.

It cites two major public works of military doctrine, "Science of Strategy" and "Science of Campaigns," saying they identify "information warfare (I.W).

Even so, to avoid offense, they sometimes misleadingly imply that today's discoveries exist in easy harmony with preëxisting religious doctrines, or remain silent rather than pointing out contradictions between science and religious doctrine.

Such an affirmation is paradigmatic of the thrust of Rosmini's theosophy which eventually enables him to confront this rational science with the doctrine of the Trinity.

Parker exploited the similarities between science and religious doctrine to argue that although nature and religious truth are permanent, any merely human version of such truth is transient.

Among the theological articles, themes that appear are theology as a science (180 186), the doctrine of the Eucharist (196 199), Christian morality (202 205), and human immortality and reward and punishment in the life to come (213 219).

Doctrines and dogmas also have influenced and been influenced by the ongoing development of secular history, science, and philosophy.

In addition, any theoretical investigation that there might be besides natural science will employ the doctrine of the four causes.

It was the need to respond to the sharp criticisms of these authors that eventually led Fichte to construct his own, unique version of transcendental idealism, for which, in the spring of 1794, he eventually coined the name Wissenschaftslehre ("Doctrine of Science" or "Theory of Scientific Knowledge").

To many of us westerners, science is the irrefutable doctrine.